Spiny sea cucumber is a wild sea cucumber that grows in deep-sea areas. It has a long growth cycle and higher nutritional value than ordinary sea cucumbers. It helps to:

• Nourish kidney essence
• Moisten the intestines and relieve constipation
• Nourish blood and moisturize dryness
• Control blood pressure, blood lipids, blood sugar, etc.

"Compendium of Materia Medica Supplement" records: Sea cucumber tastes sweet and salty, nourishes the kidneys, benefits the essence, controls urination, strengthens yang and treats impotence. Its nature is warm and nourishing, comparable to ginseng, hence the name sea cucumber.

Sea cucumbers are mainly divided into three categories: "spiny sea cucumber", "smooth sea cucumber" and "teat fish", among which "spiny sea cucumber" is the most precious.

Origin: Hokkaido, Japan
Ingredients: Spiny sea cucumber
Nutrition: Protein, chondroitin sulfate, acidic mucopolysaccharide, glycosaminoglycan, etc.
Usage: First soak in clear water, then boil and stew with boiling water and ginger until soft. Cut along the small hole at the bottom, remove the internal organs and clean. Seal in a fresh-keeping bag and store in the freezer (-18°C or below), thaw before eating.
Net weight: 225g
Storage method: Store in a cool place, the best storage period is two years, avoid direct sunlight; it is recommended to cook and eat the defrosted sea cucumber within one week.

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"Compendium of Materia Medica Supplement" states: "Sea cucumber is warm and nourishing, comparable to ginseng, hence the name sea cucumber." "Compendium of Materia Medica" records: "Sea cucumbers from Liaodong Bay are of better quality," so the best sea cucumbers are also called "Liaoshen." Sea cucumber is made from dried fresh sea cucumber, which is extremely nutritious and has health-promoting and therapeutic effects! Sea cucumbers are mainly divided into three categories: "spiny sea cucumber," "smooth sea cucumber," and "teat fish," among which "spiny sea cucumber" is the most precious.
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